connected to what?

Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Nice one

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Suzi

All right all

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Suzi

I'm getting used to it and hopefully it won't be for much longer.

mine suits me to a tee ......... suzi

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Suzi

I'm getting used to it and hopefully it won't be for much longer.

I really hope so ......I suppose you just have to grin and bear it but it must be sooooooooooo hard.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Suzi

I'm getting used to it and hopefully it won't be for much longer.

I hope so Suzi

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Originally posted by Soozy woo:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
Pffft, I'm connected to a machine for 4 hours, 3 days a week.

Suzi

I'm getting used to it and hopefully it won't be for much longer.

I really hope so ......I suppose you just have to grin and bear it but it must be sooooooooooo hard.

Stiff upper lip and all that! I feel well sorry for myself at times, but there are always people who have it far worse than me.

There was a young woman (age 23) that died on my unit a few weeks ago, and an elderly man who decided he had had enough and discountinued treatment. He was a lovely man and made a point of having one of the nurses come round to tell me good bye.

I have travelled 40 miles to the hospital with people who are receiving treatment for cancer, who have had limbs amputated, who are unable to speak because of disease/cancer and I feel guilty when I moan.

One thing I have discovered though, is a new look at life and the world around me. I get more of a thrill from watching my lettuces pop up and my tomatoes flowering.

suzi i didnt know any of this

good luck to you

Suzi...

Thanks everyone

Believe me, I could go on and on and on and on - and usually do. I guess I'm just feeling a bit emotional today - those young boys coming home in coffins, puts a lot of things in perspective for me.

I'm not dead, yet!

Look on the bright Suzi....we're all a day closer to death.

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Originally posted by queenshaks:
Look on the bright Suzi....we're all a day closer to death.

Ask not for whom the bell tolls . . .

That's what makes me laugh at some of the posts of the "young 'uns" who ridicule those above the age of 40. Do they not realise that they, too, are getting older?

Anyway, I'm pretty sure I won't get out of this life alive.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:



Ask not for whom the bell tolls . . .

That's what makes me laugh at some of the posts of the "young 'uns" who ridicule those above the age of 40. Do they not realise that they, too, are getting older?

Anyway, I'm pretty sure I won't get out of this life alive.

Listen...never say never!


A yr 6 child told me yesterday '50 is well old miss!!'

Suzi.

I am still awaiting my perveyer of filth title.

This thread has moved on hasnt it

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:
I am still awaiting my perveyer of filth title.

And not 'Fan of Biscuits'

Of all the titles so far, my favourite one is Darlos. It makes me smile every time I see it

Darlo

The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:
I am still awaiting my perveyer of filth title.

And not 'Fan of Biscuits'

I could go for fan of biccies hmmm.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

Sweet.


We all waffle....that's why we are here.

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:
I am still awaiting my perveyer of filth title.

And not 'Fan of Biscuits'

I could go for fan of biccies hmmm.

All those biscuit threads Capt....least you can is pay homage to them. And it would never get deleted.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

Waffle away as much as you like Suzi

Kids are a great pick me up. Many times mine have cheered me up by the silly things they do or say. Pity we have to grow up eh?

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

Sweet.


We all waffle....that's why we are here.

I am a soppy old cow and it doesn't take much to get me going! Ask Cinds!

I couldn't even go into that emotional song thread, I would be sobbing for days! If anyone needs a mourner for a funeral, just give me a call. I would have the whole congreation going in 2 minutes!

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by CaptVimes:
I am still awaiting my perveyer of filth title.

And not 'Fan of Biscuits'

I could go for fan of biccies hmmm.

All those biscuit threads Capt....least you can is pay homage to them. And it would never get deleted.

The jammy dodger is consigned to forum history .

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

Kids are the best to lift your spirits there own little world innocent and they do and say the most funniest touching things at times

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Originally posted by Cagney:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
The strangest things make me smile though - a couple of years ago, before Christmas, I was in the pound shop and they were playing Christmas tunes. A little girl, about 3 years old stopped in the middle of the aisle, listened for a bit and then started dancing. It brought a huge smile to my face and I thought how wonderful it would be if we all took a moment or two to just stop and listen to the music and do a little dance.

Sorry, I'm waffling again.

Waffle away as much as you like Suzi

Kids are a great pick me up. Many times mine have cheered me up by the silly things they do or say. Pity we have to grow up eh?

I love the way kids are so free and innocent - reminds me a bit of Freddie. That's what I don't understand about kids wanting to grow up so fast - they have years and years ahead of them to be staid, they should enjoy being daft and carefree.

Me? I'll always be a bit daft!

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:


I am a soppy old cow and it doesn't take much to get me going! Ask Cinds!

I couldn't even go into that emotional song thread, I would be sobbing for days! If anyone needs a mourner for a funeral, just give me a call. I would have the whole congreation going in 2 minutes!

Is Cinds still talking to you after Dave Ga Ga gave her a title...thanks to you.


Well on Friday we are having leavers assembly for yr 6, I am stocking up on the hankies already. I nearly burst crying when did our production couple fo weeks ago.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:


Me? I'll always be a bit daft!

Same here. My kids tell me off for being embarrassing. Especially when I do my impressions. I do a mean Lauren one They are also mortified when I do my posh voice in shops....especially the pound shop

I think being daft keeps me young

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:


I am a soppy old cow and it doesn't take much to get me going! Ask Cinds!

I couldn't even go into that emotional song thread, I would be sobbing for days! If anyone needs a mourner for a funeral, just give me a call. I would have the whole congreation going in 2 minutes!

Is Cinds still talking to you after Dave Ga Ga gave her a title...thanks to you.


Well on Friday we are having leavers assembly for yr 6, I am stocking up on the hankies already. I nearly burst crying when did our production couple fo weeks ago.

I know how you feel about the leavers. I worked at a Deaf school in the states for 17 years - classroom assistant with Deaf/Blind kids, and then school secretary and interpreter after that. I also directed the annual school plays, and every year I organised the graduation ceremony and coached the graduates in their leaving song. I was a bloody mess!

Someone would always leave me a box of tissues in the seat next to me. It was wonderful to see the young people that I had worked with grow into young adults, but I was always sad to see them leaving me!

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Originally posted by Cagney:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:


Me? I'll always be a bit daft!

Same here. My kids tell me off for being embarrassing. Especially when I do my impressions. I do a mean Lauren one They are also mortified when I do my posh voice in shops....especially the pound shop

I think being daft keeps me young

Me too! My boys are adults now, and it's fun to chat about what they did and what they thought about what I did.

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:


I am a soppy old cow and it doesn't take much to get me going! Ask Cinds!

I couldn't even go into that emotional song thread, I would be sobbing for days! If anyone needs a mourner for a funeral, just give me a call. I would have the whole congreation going in 2 minutes!

Is Cinds still talking to you after Dave Ga Ga gave her a title...thanks to you.


Well on Friday we are having leavers assembly for yr 6, I am stocking up on the hankies already. I nearly burst crying when did our production couple fo weeks ago.

I know how you feel about the leavers. I worked at a Deaf school in the states for 17 years - classroom assistant with Deaf/Blind kids, and then school secretary and interpreter after that. I also directed the annual school plays, and every year I organised the graduation ceremony and coached the graduates in their leaving song. I was a bloody mess!

Someone would always leave me a box of tissues in the seat next to me. It was wonderful to see the young people that I had worked with grow into young adults, but I was always sad to see them leaving me!

I also work as a school secretary and the afterschools club and mind the kids at lunch time

I am the very same as you they come in at 4 years old leave at 11 and the tears flow big time

Looking good hyperstar